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New Jazz Releases January 6, 2014

KBOO JAZZ TRACKING 1-6-14 Jane Ira Bloom            Sixteen Sunsets        Out-line Bossa Brasil/DeSouza        Different Directions        Pulsa Jacques Lesure            When She Smiles        WJ3 Greg Lewis                Organ Monk/Amer Stand    self Edward Simon         ... Read more

99-102--CALL--email contained audio files of readings going out to musicians & audio artists--email list only

Audio files available only to those signed up on our email list.  Sorry.  You will be able to hear them during festival. Read more

SXSW Days nine and ten: Softball Reigns Out and E. Badu Carries Through

 And now it’s over, I’ve procrastinated on my final blog, the audio piece is postponed until sometime this week and it might just be rolled in to a single video project. Its all iPhone 4S capture. 0 false 18 pt 18 pt 0 0 false false false /* Style Defini... Read more

From Dancers to Novelist

 I spoke with three dancers at the Portland Project at Performance Works Northwest, an umbrella organization for some of the most skillfull dancers in Portland. Linda Austin started this venue ten years ago. She's joined on today's Stage and Studio with Anne Furfey and Terr... Read more

Mississippi Ave Street Fair

KBOO is a proud co-sponsor of Mississippi Ave's Street Fair When: July 10th, 2010 10AM-9PM   Portland’s Highest Street Fair Attendance - 30,000+ in 2009 Busiest business day annually on N Mississippi Avenue Portland’s first carbon neutral street fair Best Special Ev... Read more

New Show

Great Show! Rose City Native Collective ROCKS! Read more

Like W, but with ambition

 Rolling Stone just put on an article on Sen McCain, which is as damning and devastating as most any piece of journalism I can recall. St. John is revealed as a short-tempered, misogynistic narcissist who differs from Dubya primarily on the basis of his ambition. Oh yeah, D... Read more

Battle Royale with Cheese

For the Old Mole 16 April 2012  Jan Haaken and I review The Hunger Games, the first movie based on the first book in the popular Young-Adult trilogy by Susanne Collins, and still number one at the US box office. The story is set in a future version of North America, a st... Read more

music featured in Che

Music featured in Che and played on the Old Mole March 23, 2009 "Conga Jam"; performed by Candido a Graciela; written by Candido Camero (Manhattan Productions Music, Inc.) "Balderrama"; performed by Mercedes Sosa; lyrics by Manuel Jose Castilla; music by Gustavo Legui... Read more

My Best and Worst for 2010

Hi, I missed seeing The Social Network and The King's Speech, both of which are probably worth your time.  The most over-rated movie of the year was Inception.  It was, y'know, alright. Black Swan almost made the Best list, as did The Ghost Writer, the "Dragon Tattoo" movie... Read more